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GNAT; -STAR, THURSDAY. `;1~ PT1•:MR.F:R 23, 1971)
PROMTTNE MJNiSTE•R'S STUDY
BY T1 E RgV. JAWS ST. ANDREW S
REDDOCHUNITED CHURCH,``-- YFIELD
Text: Matthew, Chapter different species of 'hums
24.v,415 `Heaven and' earth being! He has not change
shall .pass away, but my since the dawn of history eve.
words shall not pass away.' since 'God breathed into hi
These days it seems that nostrils the breath of life an
everything must be new to be man became a living soul'.
acceptable. It is reasoned Tears and laughter, sorrow
that if a thing is new it must and joy, anger, hatred, love
therefore • be the best. friendship, devotion - all are
Advertisements for soaps, Part of maiii,s experienc
.detergents:, gasaline� e c frnn; rMa beginning 3ecas ca
emphasize that the product is say 'Heaven and earth sha•11 • a P
WNAT's NEW AT HURONYIEW
Harry Lear was guest soloist with gospel music. The girls
at the Sunday morning chapel sang stv.eral. of the older
service and was accompanied hymns taking different ,pasts
at the organ by his wife, Gail.- find in hartnony-the favourite
The service was -conducted by being the old. 'spiritual "Steal
n improved commodities, the Cha• plain, v• W•H• A\a'il
d Christ alone remains un McWhfnnle, with Doug:Crit^h I'Ilsy' singers were Darlene
'r changed: Th. " same at theurgaia� Wesselink, Joanne Bakelaar,
s yesterday, tads , and • Marie Flynn, Norman Speir Jenny _ Reinink,. Einni,y
d forever'. . , _ and Lorne Lawson provided M;inkes, JotAnn Passchier,
• That. why this 20th. the old time music for Anita •and Jenny Datema.
Century is can intHim Mondays _activities-. Three Miss Pearl Gidley expressed
worshipnew retidents were welcomed the apm-e-eiaiicnt-0 residents.
and be His followers, knowing • to the Home, Mrs. Under
e that Heaven and earth shall: .wood, Win-ha,The Cre-dit-o-n. Women's
n plies away, but His words Mrs. Hu • R ' End Mr..and Institute was host for the
•s no . ass away. ' now•in y0, H. nsall.
g The i;. guest September ; b►rEvel party.
•Mrs., Norman .Eveland. was.
• also that one thousand or ten he specl I g t for the
new 4 . n u • . , , e _ .2r .s awa u m •: words afternoon• wa • u ,
shall not pass away' because " ` • i s . + n ti a ns` o Vancouver B
His message is to the soul of will ,.till b'e the one to ~whom C.• a
g native of Tuckersnhith, and a
man. He meets our deepest man must turn td learn the • very active volunteer worker
needs. Our•.spiritual longings true way to lis„e,, to find h
and desires.
In this world of rapidly
changing things, of new and
change so rapidly that what is
new one moment becomes old
the next. Anything old is
considered outdated and
obsolete.
Jesus,; claims that His
teaching will never beconie-
old and. outdated. That•it will
never be improved upon.
That it would always be.
relevant and up to date... He
claims 'that a time woir1el•
never come when men could
say, 'I have improved. upon
the teaching . 'of Jesus.: He
claims that His way af,living
would be the only true way . o
live. That'a'timewould never
Don •t., Finkbeine'r, Lois.
Hodgins, Otis Sawyer, Ross
and Nola Love provided the
Gifts were presented. to the
twenty-seven celebrants° and
"The Pathfinders", a, rou lunch. was served by the
of seven girls from the Blyth `ladies.. Mee;- ,, jtute ath,
Christian Reform Church,thanked the Institute: on
behaltof the. residents.
m is home community. The
salvation for his soul. and for Clinton Christian Reform progr
the world to find a Way out of Volunteers assisted with the
its darkness and distress. • activities.
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come . when' men could• say, It's Monday and I'm
"We have found a better way writing. this sitting on an
of living". • empty Lake Huron beach,
How is it possible for Jesus well', almost empty ... I can
to claim, `Heaven and earth still see the receding figures
shall pass away, but' my of my husband and the
words shall not pass away'? German Shepherd as they
To answer this question stroll along the wate'r's edge.
there are two things we ' It's perfectly quiet except •
should keep in mind, The first for the soothing lap of the
is this. When Jesus said,'To waves against the. shore and
this end was I born, and for the occasional distant drone
'this cause came I . into the of -,a passing plane.
world that I should bear This is a :day set apart for
witness to the truth.r,•the.truth us and already I can feel the
He came to bear witness to !leafing that comes from the
was spiritual truth. He came warm sun, the dry sand ,and
to•tell us.the truth about God the sliming water. •
as our heavenly Father; and• But this it afar cry froth.
about ourseloes as children of what I • had planned for this
God; and about our• September Monday morning.
relationship to God and to :After a.sumrer disrupted by
each other. He came to bear several.unforeseen events
:witness to the truth about the when many, things were left
way we shout, live, and the undone, I. envisionedthis. day
spirit in which we should live. as being the day of beginning
These truths are unchanging to get things •back in order
, a
nd Eternal. again. -•
Another thing to remember • Onv ' of the jobs put aside
is,that•althoygh,the outward was ,the half res,tored
circumstances of life change bathroom which was left in
methods • of -trav'el and'disarray when . renovation
_ -communication etc.). the plans- went • awry .in June•
nature of man remains the There are also innumerable
sak
me. `Modern man is not a:"awers and closets begging.
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to he straightened out, and a
million` and one other house
cleaning jobs held over from
Spring, Besides all that, there
was this column to write.
So when my. husband
suggested we spend the' day
at the lake my reply was a
decided, "No way!'"
"Come on", he coaxed,-
"It's
oaxed,
"It's a perfect day and who
knows' how many, more are
I'eft. Besides, there's always
'manana' to get those duties
done which you think so
preFSing."
Manana.
•That's a word he picked up
during a brief visit to Central
America where the natives
believe tomorrow is just as
good or perhaps •even better
than today to get work done.
• He .won ... and here we are.
Manama.
---_Iiow: different this is from.
our North' American
-philosophy. We are drilled
from birth never put off for
tomorrow. what We - can do
today. .
"The early bird gets the,
worm," we tell oiir children..
"A stitch in tinete saves nine,
idle. hand's make waste," all
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R. J. LEISHMAN
Funeral services were
,conducted on September 15
by the Rev. John Roberts, of
Belgrave for the late Robert
Joseph Leishman' who died
September 12 at his R.R. 5
Brussels. residence at the age
of nine
Born January 25, 19-67 at,�,,,
Wingham • to James Harold
Leishman' •and the former
Reu•ena;E.iza•eth Wilson he
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Yea though 1 wglft though the valley
at the''shadow 01 death. 1 hull lagrAO,
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PYII lar 'Thou urt with rue
neral PsaI n
Glen James,
Ron Rowe
Crawford
ameronYu ll Toronto, to HMrs.
IVIe fro
and lYlrs, MacMa�
served as flowerbearers• resided there until fella
MRS. JUSTINA,MacMATI-I health forced her to. least
She then Spent three years
Funeral services for Mrs.• +r'. and M'rs. C. VanDamm
Justina •Pearl MacMath, "Holiday Home", Clinta
formerly of Holmesville, and the. final year in Goderii
were held on Thizrsday, Nursing licitne, ;where sit
ptembcr I:6; -•a -t the --Beattie. was at the" time of her deal
Funeral Home, Clinton. The. on September 14.
Rev, J. S. Oestreicher, She was a 'member
minister 'of Wesley -Willis Holmesvihe United Churg
Wawanoshstudent
Publicc ooE He ast
United Church, -Clinton, and•
and Survivors the UCW
Halmesville 'United Chit ch, 'include sever
was a ,member of lgrave nieces, nephews and cousin
conducted the
• r I
services at the
Attending the funeral fro
United Church.
Surviving are brothers and _
sisters, John of Paris; Frank
of Goderich; Mrs. Terry
(Ann) Bower of.Sauble
Beach; James' of RR 4
^l, B ussels;. Mrs, Brad (Jean) "
Kennedy of hondesboro; Mr.'s.
Eric (Lois) Williamson of
Walton; Mrs. Greg (June)
MacDonald of Sa-ub•le:Beach;
Joan and Allan Richard, both
at home; and his parents,
The funeral was conducted
from the Stiles Funeral Home
at Goderich with interment in.
Colborne Cemetery..
were. Clarence
Yuill, Ross Proctor, Ray -
geared to stress the 'urgency
of getting things done now i
not before. •
Perhaps alI these so called
wise sayings are at /least
partially responsible . for our
.rush -rush - society; the
proverbial rat race, the
uneasy feeling that taking our
time is bad. and sitting still is
even worse.
What a different picture we
get of Jesus as We see Him in
the Gospels. Not that He was
a sluggard, but' He •knew rest
and quiet was essential not
only to the body but: t�• the
soul. We- see - Him moving
quietly but steady'at His work
but •never in a frantic hurry.
And when He ; and His
disciples got tired they moved
away from the' maddening
crowds by pulling out to'sea in
'their boat or withdrawing to
*he solitude of the desert.
After sudha time apart, we'
earl picture Him corning back
refreshed with new spirit to
meet the demands: Tilade of
Him.
A. day away .from .bus.~
schedules is . not a waste,df
time., It : is an opportunity to
step softly and slowly, to sit
quietly, to meditate and pray
a time of healing frayed
nerves, weary muscles and
'bones. •
When bogged down
work,_meetings I and_
f household chores, we all need
to tell ourselves, 'Manana'
and go apart to rest awhile,
•
The unfinished bathrooms,
the cluttered closets are
always with us ... tomorrow
will be soon enough forthem.
funeral home and at F'o'rest _Eastern
re .Eastern Ontario were ' M
and Mrs. Arthur Smith an
Mr. and Mrs. Rpnal
McLaughlin.
Lawn Mausoleum T
where burial took. place,
Nephews Arthur Smith,
'Eanc•aster, and. Ronald
McLaughlin, Hawkesbury,
andcousins - William Arm-
strong; Bayfield, and Eviar '-
Ross, Goderich; acted as
pallbearers.
' Mrs..MacMath was born in.
East Hawkesbury, Prescott
County, on September 6, 1891,
daughter of Henry and
Rachael (Leroy) •McCallum.
She was predeceasedby two
• brothers, Archie and Arthur
McCallum, and by one -sister,
ac
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Mrs J k (J e nnie) Smith
Her husband, James Brogden.
MacMath, died in July, 1940. -
:Soon after their marriage,
Mr. and Mrs. MacMath had
"Christians doing financial planning" is the title of a
handbook shortly to be offered to members of Canadian
Churches. •
It has been produced by the National ' Council of
Churches in the U.S.A., with input from; three Canadian •
denominations: Anglican, Presbyterian and United:
The handbook is a new resource in a larger program to
help individuals• andfamilies learn how to: develop and.
use good money management prbcedures itj'Che"light•of
the Christian .faith.. • •
It contains sections on.. insurance, credit, banking and
wills as• well -as is full set of -budget forms and guidance.
for their use. '
It has also been designed for ministers doing marriage
counselling and contains -suggestions for group study
over a four week period..
Copies will be available around October- 1 from
•.deno'rtninationa'T outlets at 75 cents each:
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MEMOIR
Bob McCALLUM
Representative
11 Cambria R.d., Goderich
524-7345
THE BAHA'I 'FAITH TEACHES
Backbiting quenches the light of tpe,heart and
tingu,sthes the life of the sotilWe should strive to'
above it for our own sake and for the well being of
fellowman. -
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.CORNER. OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS
Pastor: C: Fred Day '
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AFRICAN MISSIONAttIES
"Rev. 'Gerald 'Stevenson'
BOTH FROM KENYA, AFRICA
FRIDAY. -'MR. CHIARELLI AT 8 P.M.
SUNDAY - REV."STEVENSON AT 11 P.N);.
Christian Education Hour 10 A•M,
Evening Meeting 7 p.m.
TUESDAY - PRAYER MEETING 8 P•M
.THURSDAY - BOY CRUSADERS 7 p.m.
FRIDAY YOUTH MEETING 8 p.m;
Phone 524-6543 For a Ride
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Meeting at Robertson Memorial School
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1976
9:30 a.m. • Sunday School for all
11:00. a.m. Worship
SE.RMO = "BREAKING GROUND":
Marvin ••L.. Barz, P for
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534:•2785..
Sunday School 9:50a.m.
Classes for all ages.
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.
Prayer 6:3.9.4:00 p.rn.... ••,
Evangeirsfrc Service 7:00 p.m.
Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God
Huron St;<'& Walnut St. Matthew 5:8
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
RAYFfELD ROAD AT SLAKE STREET
EVAN'GELiSTIr;, --FUNDAMENTAL
REV.. R. BRUBACHER Pastor
10:00 A.M. BIBLE. SCHOOL, FOR ALL AGES
ATTENDANCE 160 LASTSU.NDAY
11:00 A.M..,w HE iS GREATER THAN
THE GREATEST"
SOLOIST: 'MR. PAUL. PETERSEN
6:15 P.M. - Y.P.'S WORD,OF LIFE•CLUB
7:30 P.M. BEAUTIFUL BAPTISMAL SERVICE
COMING OCT..3 • 8.
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EVANGELISTIC CRUSADE WITH R -EV. L.T. HOBBiNS
{ TOLEDO, OHIO
Wednesday 8:00 P.M. Mid week service
WELCOME. TO THE FRIENDLY .CHURCH
The Rev. Ralph' E. King, B.A., B.D Minister
Miss Clare McGowan, Visiting Assistant
Mr. Lorne H. Dotterer, Director of Music
Sunday School Ages 10 and up at 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School for ages 3 to 9 from Worship at 11:00 a.m.
Worship at 11 a.m.
• SEPTEMBER 26, 1976 •
SERMON: ".CI•IILD MEMBERS"
{ {1. The Sacrament of Baptism Service
( Nursery .Facilities
Come and Worship with us ,
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(Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec)
MONTREAL' STREET (near The Square) '
• Rev. W.H.- McWhinnie F.R.G.S.
Organist. Mr, Frank Bissett
9:45 a,m. Sunday School
11 a.m. The Pastor Preaching
Special Music= Trios and instrumentals
Shirley McMillan, Dorn Ralston and... Garth.McClinchey
September will be friendship Sundays
Come and bring your friends
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Knox Pre sbyter.ian Church
THE REV. G. LOCKHART ROYAL, B:A., M. DIV. Minister_ f!
THE REV RONALD C."McCALLUM, Assistant {
WILLIAM M. CAMERON, Director of°Praise
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Huron ,College, London, Ontario.
Rector. (Vacancy)
Choirmaster -Organist: Joseph B. 'Herdman
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FAMILY WORSHIP -11:00 A.M.
%• • EVANGELISTIC SERVICE 7:00 P.M.
Home League (Ladies) it/ed. 8:00 P M, a
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11:00 a.m. Children's. Program
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER. 26,'1476
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
Sermon: MEET"WE EETGOD'
''A;->�CLY .,
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Guest Minister -
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TeeSWater • Ontario
The Rev".. Gerald ii Thompson B,D.,
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Prayer & Bible Studies Thurs, 7:30 P.M.
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Minister: Rev. John D.M. Wood, B.A•B.D. `
Orgartrst and Choir Director: Mrs. J• Snider
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